TURN UP THE HEAT ON YOUR LANDSCAPE DESIGN
16 Mar 2016
Made to the highest quality standards and dimensional tolerances, fire bricks produced by The Melbourne Fire Brick Company are the professional choice for creating outdoor firepits, brick ovens or pizza ovens.
Specialising in fire bricks for wood fired pizza oven, brick ovens, outdoor fireplaces and more, The Melbourne Fire Brick Company (TMFBC) have the right product for any domestic or commercial feature fire design. They stock a large range of quality refractory materials and fire bricks, as well as ceramic fibre blanket and rope, calcium silicate board and refractory castable, refractory mortar. Everything needed to safely create a professional brick fire masterpiece.
If your design calls for the perfect outdoor space, complete with wood fire oven or firepit, you can’t go past The Melbourne Fire Brick Company. Their dense refractory fire bricks are used for kilns, furnaces, forges and fireplaces, in addition to quality DIY wood fired pizza oven kits.
Made to strict dimensional tolerances, TMFBC fire bricks have smooth faces and sharp edges, and a minimum Alumina content of 38%, giving them a maximum working temperature of 1350°C. The Alumina content also makes these bricks very tolerant to thermal shock.
With a little know how and the right equipment, dense fire bricks are easy to cut using either a brick saw with a suitable diamond blade, or for small jobs you can use an angle grinder with a diamond cutting blade. Alternatively, if you don’t want the hassle of cutting your own bricks, TMFBC have a pre-cut DIY pizza oven kit that is designed to make building your own authentic oven as easy as possible. The precut kit comes with everything you need to construct a high quality brick oven.
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Brick sizes available are:
Tile Brick | 305 x 305 x 50mm
Straight Brick | 230 x 115 x 75mm
Arch Brick | 230 x 115 x 75/65mm
Half Arch Brick | 115 x 115 x 75/65mm
Split Brick | 230 x 115 x 25mm
To see the full range of materials available from The Melbourne Fire Brick Company, or to view their gallery for design inspiration, visit www.melbournefirebricks.com.au
